5. 1 Complete the following reaction scheme and indicate the acid, base, conjugate acidand conjugate base::NH3H-O-H+5.2 Explain how each, the Lowry-Bronsted and the Lewis definition of an acid and basecan be used to identify the acid and base in one or more of the examples from 5.1.

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5. 1 Complete the following reaction scheme and indicate the acid, base, conjugate acid and conjugate base: :NH3 H-O-H :0 5.2 Explain how each, the Lowry-Bronsted and the Lewis definition of an acid and base can be used to identify the acid and base in one or more of the examples from 5.1.

5. 1 Complete the following reaction scheme and indicate the acid, base, conjugate acid and conjugate base: :NH3 H-O-H :0 5.2 Explain how each, the Lowry-Bronsted and the Lewis definition of an acid and base can be used to identify the acid and base in one or more of the examples from 5.1.

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